Beth Elgort, MSW, is the Founder of the Mind, Music and Movement Foundation for Neurological Disorders, Inc. Her journey began in 2014, when her husband was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Determined to help him live well while awaiting a cure, Beth set out to find meaningful, effective therapies and programming, an experience that ultimately inspired the creation of the Foundation.

Her vision was to create a nurturing environment that offers complementary programming and continuity of care for clients and their families. That vision became a reality when the Foundation received its 501(c)(3) status in February 2020. Since then, Beth has built a multidisciplinary team united by a shared commitment to improving quality of life, not only for her husband, but for the community at large in the Palm Beach County area. Beth’s dream is to one day have a center dedicated to people and their families living with neurodegenerative diseases. 

Beth brings decades of professional experience to her work. She previously served as Program Director for a Psychiatric In-Patient Child and Adolescent Program in New York and maintained private practices in both New York City and Long Island. She has served on numerous boards and continues to dedicate her time and leadership to community service. Program development and team building are among her greatest strengths. Her professional training includes certifications in Social Work, Education, Integrative Nutrition, and ISSA Fitness.

Beth lives in Palm Beach Gardens with her husband, Steve, and together they are proud grandparents to eight wonderful grandchildren. At the core of her life’s work is a deep belief in helping others become the best version of themselves. Guided by hope, love, and kindness, Beth believes that meaningful change is always possible.